Entries Tagged as 'Alfred Stieglitz'

Ansel Adams: Before and After 75 Ansel Adams Prints + Group Exhibition at the Booth Western Art Museum The Booth Western Art Museum charged $10 per person for the opening and it SOLD OUT with 400 people. The second largest museum in Georgia, the Booth Western Art Museum, affiliated with the Smithsonian Institute and Smithsonian Museums […]

Of All Art Forms, Photography Has Proven One Of The Most Profitable And Satisfying To Collect… The art of collecting photography has followed the medium in an upward climb in popularity throughout its existence. But how did photography collecting begin? Who were the first collectors? What were the first photographs collected? In The History of […]

Correspondence Between Philip Hyde And His Mentor And Teacher Minor White Philip Hyde first studied under Ansel Adams in the 1946 Summer Session at the California School of Fine Arts, now the San Francisco Art Institute. That Summer Session was also the first time Minor White attended a class taught by Ansel Adams. Minor White […]

(See the photograph above full screen Click Here.) Photography Has Proven One Of The Most Profitable And Satisfying Art Forms To Collect. How Do The Experts Recommend Starting A Collection? The maturing of photography as an art form has been accompanied by an explosion of interest both in the enjoyment and creation of photographs. With […]

The fine art of collecting photography…is it an art? What makes anything art? How does a work of art, or fine art photography become collectible? I had these questions and many others when all this started in 2002. What ensued was a strange and winding tour through an unfamiliar landscape. Though I had a certain […]